How to block pop ups in Safari browser on iPhone and iPad

Pop-ups - opened on the browser window, below, or on another tab whenever you try to browse the web via Safari - can be ads, notifications, offers, or other alerts.

However, there are many cases where some pop-ups are used as phishing methods such as warnings or rewards to pretend they are from Apple or another trusted company to encourage users to share personal or financial information, some of which may claim downloads, software updates, or extras Free to try to trick you until you install unwanted software.

Therefore, pop-ups are an issue that is not easy and is a major concern for the security of iOS, and you should avoid interfering with it.

Here's how to block pop-ups in Safari for iPhone and iPad:
Go to Settings.
Scroll down and click Safari.
Scroll down until you see Block Pop-ups, you'll find an inactive scroll button next to it, activate it by clicking on it

Increase your device's security against malicious pop-ups Activate the setting of fraudulent Web site warnings within Safari browser by following these steps:

Go to Settings.
Scroll down and click Safari.
Scroll down until you see Fraudulent Website Warning, you'll find an inactive scroll button next to it, activate it by clicking on it

Block Pop-ups and fraudulent Fraudulent Website Warning in Safari will not only be sufficient to protect your device from spam, so you should unlock your phone by installing a malicious content blocking application.

Malicious content blocking apps allow you to browse the web on your iPhone or iPad without worrying about external threats, as they're not only blocking pop-ups, but also blocking ads and videos that play automatically.